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Unique marketing service launched

25 May 2018
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John Hamer

Business Development veteran, John Hamer has launched a unique service (The Hamer Connection) for fund managers and big superannuation funds to reach out to key clients and potential clients.

The service involves organising bespoke investor roundtables and thought leadership lunches.

Drawing on connections built over the past 20 years in the superannuation industry, Hamer’s service offers an end-to-end package including arranging guest speakers, venue, media (if desired), key attendees (in consultation with the sponsor), and efficient event management.

In his previous role at Private Portfolio Managers, Hamer organised roundtables featuring the Chairmen of Macquarie Group, CSR, and the CEO’s of Microsoft Australia, and Bailador Investment Management (former All Black and Fairfax Media CEO, David Kirk) to name but a few.

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